'Political Change In Bengal Unlike Any Since Independence': Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah highlighted the scale of political shifts in West Bengal during an event in Kolkata. He described the current political atmosphere as a transformation unseen in the state since the period of Indian Independence.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated that the political landscape of West Bengal is currently undergoing a change unlike any the state has witnessed since 1947. He emphasized the historical significance of these developments during a formal address in Kolkata.
The minister made these remarks while attending a ceremony at the Biswa Bangla Convention Centre in the New Town area. During the event, he virtually laid the foundation stone for a major industrial project in Howrah.
The upcoming facility is set to be the world's largest curd production plant, marking a significant investment in the state's dairy infrastructure. Shah used the platform to discuss both developmental milestones and the evolving political narrative in the region.
Source: Business Standard
